Ever seen a siren like this?

[Daniel]

I took this from a moving vehicle this afternoon, so apologies for the poor resolution. This is in Athena, Oregon, and it is not a Thunderbeam. The motor is at the bottom and there is some kind of intake tube on top. Some kind of HOR, maybe?

Their main siren downtown appears to be a single-tone Banshee, but I couldn't get a shot or get close enough since I wasn't driving.

By the way, I heard my very first SD-10 today, the noon signal in Pendleton.

[va_nuke_pe]

The open cage with the slanted disk tells me its a Thunderbeam.

[Nelso90]

I'm willing to bet it's a model 5 or a coded model 5.

[500AT]

This is not a Federal Thunderbeam. I have seen a siren almost identical to it, but right now I am drawing a blank on where it was located at. Nonetheless, if you can go back and take a better photo of the siren, it might bring out more resolution, which might help us identify what model it is.

[Daniel]

The open cage with the slanted disk tells me its a Thunderbeam.

The rotor is at the bottom of the screen and the motor is below it. A Thunderbeam has the motor on top and the rotor is not visible. At first I thought it might be a coded Model 5, except that the screen setup looks like a factory job and not a public works repair project. Unfortunately it is 240 miles away.

[Elliott]

Thunderbeam upside down cake?